January 2012 - Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals
January 2012 - Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals
January 2012 - Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals
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considered within the staff membership. Mrs Kinghorn advised that the impact of<br />
the transfer of Community Services staff into the Trust had been reviewed and<br />
had been built into the proposed allocation of staff governors from the various<br />
areas. The Board was asked to comment on the proposed allocation of: Medical &<br />
Dental staff – 1; Nursing and Midwifery 3; Other clinical staff – 3; Administration<br />
and Management – 2; and Facilities and Ancillary – 2. It was suggested that the<br />
allocations should be amended slightly to increase the allocation to the Medical &<br />
Dental staff to 2 and to reduce the allocation from Other clinical staff to 2.<br />
10 Progress with the Quality Governance Framework assessment Verbal<br />
Miss Dhami reported that a meeting had been held with Deloitte LLP and one‐toone<br />
interviews with Board members would commence shortly. It was also<br />
reported that ward walkabouts would be undertaken in due course.<br />
11 Organising for Excellence action plan update<br />
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Mr Adler reported that some of the timescales within the plan had been reset,<br />
including the establishment of the Organisational Development Steering Group in<br />
<strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong> and the presentation of the Service Line Management strategy at<br />
the meeting of the Trust Board on 26 <strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Miss Barlow provided an update on the proposed support for the delivery of the<br />
Transformation Plan.<br />
12 Annual Priorities for <strong>2012</strong>/13 Hard copy paper<br />
Mr Sharon presented the latest iteration of the Trust’s Annual Priorities for<br />
<strong>2012</strong>/13.<br />
It was suggested that a standard around dementia care may need to be included<br />
with the list, given the national focus on this aspect of care at present. Palliative<br />
care within the Care Closer to Home was further suggested. Mr Seager proposed<br />
that a priority be added around sustainability, which was approved. Mr Sharon<br />
noted that this would then provide 17 annual priorities for delivery in <strong>2012</strong>/13.<br />
13 Matters for information<br />
13.1 Monitor FT bulletin SWBFT (12/11) 087<br />
The FT Programme Board received and noted the latest Monitor FT bulletin.<br />
14 Any other business Verbal<br />
Miss Sharma reported that the Aspirant Foundation Trust Assurance Framework<br />
(AFTAF) would be launched from 1 <strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong> and that Deloitte had been<br />
involved in the development of the concept.<br />
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